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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
WHY NOT
a New Coal Line schene.
Rich Hill Daily Herald.

Rich Hill Daily Herald
While our friends in Kansas City
are figuring on another road 70 take
zeal out OF our mines for the supply
ii their city we would suggest that
about enc hundred and seventy aailes
west as Is. = vigorous. restless, grow
ing Young citv of upward of forty
Thousand inhabitants that needs our
zeal mere than nyhudy Within
three years this city viii have over q
hundred thousand Inhabitants who
Viii have To te Supplied With fuel,
and ours BEING he nearest point thRG
c..n supply them with an unlimited
quantity. they viii naturally turn
toward "a II their attention can only
be attracted this way. II i needless
- SAY hat we refer 10 VI ichita, Nan
sls Every man. woman aI7a child
who reads u newspaper has heard OF
Wichita and of Marsh Murdoch her
prophet, and how she has grown,
spread and waXed rich and powerful.
That she LAYS out additions, builds
houses. founJis colleges captures car
works. takes IN pork houses and does
many other wonderful works, and Yet
there Is one thing she lacks. Cosli
Coaln Coalti, Where can Wichita
get coal How can she get it RiciI
hill. Mo. has il IN hoaudieSs QUanti-
ties. On top of the ground 10y scrap
ing of the soil lt can be had. q hun
dred feet below the surface mon, II
fonnd, three hundred feet down still
more exists. I'VE hundred feet Still
finds the rich store houses of the
ages, yielding lis IneNhaustib bile sup
ply. and still there's more TO follow. =
W hat there Is around and beneath
the city of Rich Hill no man has yet
. found out, bat each revision of tho
Vondrous story shows the halt has
lever been told How can Wichita get
ur coals Easy enough. Ii two or three
# her Coal Kings, with J. O. Davidson,
'olonel Lewis. VI W. Levy, W. e Wool-
nan. y. y. English and a few more of her
her board of trade and thc
tAGLE would combine their forces. a
abroad could he built before another
winter comes, aud Wichita could have
III the coal she would need for her
houses, churches schools
nd manufactures. Our citizens would
Tot stand back with their thumbs i'm their
mouths while the good work would be Gu-
NJ ON, but like the men of energy and en-
erprise that they are, with an exc 10 the
main chance. would meet the NiChitans
lalf way and do their part well 10 advance
ne material interests of the best county
II the state OF Missouri and the richest
ounty in the state of Kansas. Let toe
movement be set on foot hy cores
between our board Of public i'm.
Mr. r. f. Buekerldcc. Col.
rom Irish. Il C. Massie. " X Royce.
'iajor Wilson. +. j. Niseman and any Of
he above mentioned Wichita parties Let
he Wichita parties be invited 10 visit Cur
ity and prove TO them by occuIar lennon
tration what we have and impress them
y sample OF Rich Hill hospitality that
se not only have the coal they need but
he disposition Ia help them get IL ON
easonable terms and for the mutual
eneiit of both cities
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
LITER ON TIE PRFss.

The EAGLE in the description Of her
new peffecting press th" other day
stated that il printed two hundred eisht
pages per minute. Word has since been
received that If we found it necessary
the speed could bc safely increased 70
two hundred and sixty per minute, or
sixteen thousand perfected papers PER
hour. Fast enough.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
Lombard Mortgage Company.

Lombard Mortgage Company-
WICHITA, Kan, Dec. Il, 1881.
\. W Oliver. President Board OF Trade, city,
DEAR SIR-Answering your inqIry "a
TO the manners in which the interest Is be-
ing met on the Wichita city loans now on
the books of the Lombard Mortgage com
pauy, | am pleased TO state that il i being
paid most promptly. We have made a
large number of loans on business and de
sirable residence property in Wichita and
consider them most excellent investments,
Yours very truly,
j. +. COCHRAN.
Secy. * Mana r.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
smithson 4 company. Loan Agents.
WICHITA, Kan. Dec Il, 1887.

W lNiiii-A, Ndtiss bSN- - w.
\. W. Oliver. President Board OF Trade. city:
DEAR SIR;-In reply 10 mis-statements
made concerning interest on real estate
loans made by Us and others in this city.
| will state. in every case our interest has
been paid promptly when due. dueng the
past year This is without one exceptional
use; fact unprecedented in our expert
ence.
A. regards notes ! will state, that IN NOT
one single instance have We had occasion
TO protest. Yours faithfully.
H. l.. SMITHSON Man gr.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
Kansas loan 4 Investmcn, Go,

WICHITA, KAS. Dec. Is, 1881.
y. ". oliver Board of Trade Wichita Kansas.
DEAR SIR:-AU mortgages placed by our
company baye been promptly paid mt ma
turity except in two Instances. In both OF
these eases the maker had died and pay
ment has been delayed on account of pro
bate proceedings Interest has been paid
quite promptly, the amount % delipqueu-
cie> M this date J. snail and the "nf,v.
business j. IN . very -ati>i3't"r, cont
ton N"Ur- irub.
i . kIfAN ~.c.v
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

WIGHT. Kan. De-. is 80
lIr 4. W. oliver. Pres. Bo.rd ot Trade, .art
k4H.
the payment of interest coupons gtgn
Wichita real estate we would SAY. uaf.
placed over $4,000 on Wichit3 reI! estate
Interest coupon payments have te.u
prompt and satisfactory. We nave on!y q
few past due coupons.
E-~D'v. GEp &. ~rgneG.
HsrtzI-. Co.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

tax-fgures from four of the most prom
inent. wealthy and populous cities OF
northeast Kansas, and from four of the
cities of southwest Kansas, including
Wichita. II will be seen that all of our
past assertions have been strictly
true. Wichita does not pay
half the taxes paid by the average
representative city of either northern
or southern Kansas. We give the state
tax. the total county tax and total city
tax paid by each OF the cities named.
These tables Of exhibit speak for them
selves. showing Wichita in such an envi-
able light and predominant fashion as to
leave nothing to be added. The figures
given are dollars. cents and fractions of
a cent on the hundred dollars OF returned
Valuations:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

The interest payments to be made by
the treasury department January /, of
something like nine millions of dollars
ought to serve as a clever lubricant to
The commercial machinery of the
country.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

The Fort Scott Monitor is wonderfully
improved in appearance III It's new dress,
which seems to add shower Of sparks
to its ever bright and strong subject
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

Providence i on the side of the peorthus
far tniS ,vinter-A Abilene Gazette.
True enough but if thu thing keeps
on we shudder to think what their con-
dition VIII be another year.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
3 2f,490. 10
Wichita National Bank.
WICHITA, Dec. 18th, is

WICHITA, Dec. 18th, lSSt.
\. w Oliver. President of Board of Trade.
DEAR SIR:-Replying to your enquiry
concerning paper protested at this bank
since June 1st, 1887 TO date, would say that
the entire amount including drafts, notes.
both real estate and personal checks and
acceptances amounts to S41,255
Very respectfully,
LYMAN A. WALTON, Cashier
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

The Democracy viii have powerful
ally in the next campaign in the whisky
trust Just organized, with headquarters
al Peoria, I'll. The liquor interest con
trols an immense amount of capital and
itncver scrupies or hesitates to use it
freely whcre Il VIII do the most good.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

The law in this country. rs shown by
the recent conviction of Harper Of the
Fidelity bank, is no respecter OF persons
Abiliue Gazette.
That was the United States law. How
about the cases Of Jake Sharp and
Johann Most under the state laws Of New
Xnrl-.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
Yonys Wrisae@s~

4Nea-sff kr-asF
AT along fsae free trade fssiss aEe g.
s.s.rss-I ass.Is an3 f.sriars- fsslasF 81 ~.
eav. s.gzsisd.ssssss ussrssefs i@a'f-fssl srogs,-
sferas-s astf ,lssctalEasfa farEaers Ttse
Gals sizn q. sesfrHs - ose-ssslssi4g =
s.>S
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
state National Ban r.

v ICHIfA, Dec. E2th, 1871.
a. ". Oliver, President Of Board Of Trade.
SIR;-Replying to your inquiry concern
ing paper protested at this bank since
Since June LIST, 1887 TO date, would say.
that the entire number of protests have
been thirty-five. OF which
- have been notes. l9,0SS.5'
- - checks. 4.0S5 %
90 sight and time d'fts 1,3l6.26
Total y. 400 10
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
MATTER or cIRcuLArIoN.

The Topeka Capital in IA futile attempt
to follow in the wake OF the EAGLE. has
put in II new perIecting press. and In cali
Ing attention 10 the same SAYS 30 has the
largest circulation OF any paper in tine
state. 10 which Marsh M1Ird0, l. seriously
objects Sedgwick City PantaSraph
The EAGLE has never yauntcd Itself over
the matter of ts uotcriouslv large rircul.s.
ton The fact that after having blt
i't.t pat IA no. fastest t,,r.f,, "lut,,1i
.-,iiudrr ia tt~ state jh. E,sit WIS
forced 10 Immediately thereafter order Z.
perfecting press. tells the tale. A repre-
sentative OF one Of the largest papcr
firms in the west said last week that
Wichita consumed more white paper
than is consumed az the state capital. in
GLIDING the state printing house and ths
Baker aziliary The EAGEE Us's ;nors
than half Of all the blank paper shipped
to this ~ity. The EAGIE buys It's whit
news or so called print IN thirty and
thirty-tve ton lots and pays three exc
press compaHies for carrying it, Issues
more than any other daily pIpsF ia jan
state pays FOR postage. The EAGLE has-
probably five times the railroad cirruls-
tion. that is papers handled ami sold by
news compauies on moving trains. of any
daily IN Kansas The EAGLE has twice
as many reader- ~ Wichita as has any
daily in Kansas iu the cts Of ils pubirt.
ton. With much p55wie'y u'y De-
more mghc tbc Commonwealth. SO
the Leasuwoua Times or fhe Atcbiep
Champion ciam the largest circulation
in the state. as ulc Capitol iaf. iu pug
Judgment at beast The ciou!ai.ou- q
the papers named vary 81 numb.r u1i -
exceed e vcry few hundred.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

What with General Master Workman
Powdorlys hemorhage and the growing
cantankerousness of the ''k;ckers." and
the big meeting of the American FEEDER
alton OF Trades IN Baltimore. these are
pretty blues shines with the loyal Knights
Of Labor. The New York sun atfirns
that ;he Federation alreaiy has twice as
p.snr members as the Noble Order, but
perhaps TINS may be &c mistake.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
WICEITA'S PICTURES

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
WICHITA SECURITIES.
Evidence Of Loan Companies Concerning
PROM. Payment o. Interes-.

The following letters from some Of the
leading loan companies were received
by the board Of trade in answer to in
quirjes concerning the manner in which
interest coupons are beng paid. From
these 1t viii be seen that ali OF the vile
ISLANDERS set aaoat by JEALOUS TouId-be
rivals ara utterly false. without founda
ton and efTectualiy refuted By me letters
quoted;
Th Davidson Investnaen, CofapsHS.
WICHITA. kAy, Dee T., iss7.
A ". oliver Prs~5aeni wIehlta Beard u Trade.
DEAE SIg-To your inquire - - how
the interest on our city loans = being met,
and what the status 81 ~uch Iaags i. we
very gladly reply that the c0Ed tio2 %
both l. satisfactory ] taare before me
diagram showing Thc amount ~ loaB>
made during each month for the laSt tsF0
year> and also the araoHnt u interest," psii-
standing Tor the same tslne. Prom y fse
fac; i comclusivesy proved that the III
crease j. bat ~ direc3 r4fso with Our TX
tension Of business. our city b0YEoiSsrs.
II ANYTHING. paT mote promptly thau our
farmers and svith=tandins the present
- riu zencye IN the noney market. se ar
experiencing bit liitlr d5illru-tF villa col
irct5ouS
A. fsi the CITY foao- tuens-~sFes. sFe sssn
-.tv that eaah rrus. il -erF4g-sL ts5 gsrssss-Ttf
worth today ffyyua $40 assd a ta88 10 are
time, rls- amount ~ the GssSf gag. }lSFlt
ernlorr. III the twelve resrs HISTORY - the
company no c5ty loaa has ever iNzn for
closed, aoIl- 10ss - beng .Ofce.ss-a- al
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

none, we believe, ever will be foreclosed.
Yours, very truly.
y {. KNIGHT.
Scc'y the Davidson Investment Co.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

Representative Reed OF Maine, ez-
posed IN most direct and incisive way
the shamnery OF the Democrats n their
pretended haste 20 set at the work Of
legislation 70 relieve tie country of the
financial stress laid upon it by their oh
srGc,ye course. The idea OF taking a
recess from now until January ,. with
tie house not Vet organized for business
is prepos,ego1s. The Republican mem
beers stand ready. as Mr.. Reed said, TO
JOIN in ANY reasonable measure to re-
6eve :lse present pressure that weighs
down - heavily upon the business of the
country. and while they are not in a po-
itlou .o talse tlie njt.4tiye--teing III the
minority they are ia a position Ia
prompt lie sslajority to action and if
something IS net done withot unneces-
7gy lelay ,ay country VII know Why.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

WAgSHALL H. MURDOCH. Editor,
-
Providence is on the side OF the poor thus
far this winteT--Abilene Gazette.
True enough. but if this thing keeps
on we shudder to think what their con-
dition VIII be another year.
The Fort Scott Monitor is wonderfully
improved in appearance in its new dress,
which seems to add a shower Of sparks
to its ever bright and strong subject
matter.
The interest payments to be made by
the treasury department January /, of
something ike nine millions of dollars
ought to serve as a clever lubricant to
The commercial machinery of the
country.
The law i'm this country. as shown by
the recent conviction Of Harper 81 the
Fidelity bank, is no respecter OF persons
Abliue Gazette.
That was the United States law. How
about the cases Of Jake Sharp and
Johann Most under the state laws Of New
YORK:
The Democracy viii have q powerful
ally in the next campaign in the whisky
trust Just organized, with headquarters
al Peoria. H. The liquor interest CON
trols an immense amount of capital and
itncver scrupies or hesitates to use it
freely where. il viii do the most good.
Take the hogs raised in Kansas and put
them five So rod $50 rs to not squeeze
them along the state line, with the SHOUTS
outward. and they viii present Il front OF
pork around the entire state.-hcrado
Ledger
Then take the same product after it is
prepared for market. as it will be large
". in the near future by the Wichita
packing houses. and it viii fortify the
inner man for mlly one quarter Of the
continent.
What with General Master Workman
Powdorly's hcmorrhage and the growing
cantankerousness of the ''k;ckers." and
the big meeting of the American FEEDER
alton OF Trades IN Baltimore. these are
pretty blue shines with the loyal Knights
Of Labor. The New York sun adirms
that ;he Federation alleaiy has twice as
manr members as the Noble Order, but
perhaps TINS may be &c mistake.
ftisno uncommon thing for an midi
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
Ses


Tyru1v thousand dollars OF tie above
anaUnt oil notes = represented III Io',r
,,,;,-S Tha .IaIlv per cent 81 p2I--F pro
,..~fi sigtcs. Itst June j. less thal usie bali
of o1s us.r cent. Of he daily footiii-s- ~ the
lrsak' hnsins-,s. Respectfully. the Fourth
National Ba2S.
GO. 4. SEgoAG. Cashier.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

llctLlcI.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-22
DAILY HERALD.
A CUT THROAT.


Had Con diston.
Last Saturday ,eIuty Sheriff Me-
lone noted the arrival in Azusa Of two
Young men, we'll dressed, but evident
Il not In good financial circumstances.
Malone heard the elder of the two say
20 hie companion that they would 20
10 San Bernardino that niaht. On
Sunday Melone missed the two men,
but paid no attention to their disap-
pearanee, thinking they had gone on
north. Monday at 9 O'Clock, while
standing on the street, the deputy was
approached by q Mexican, who told
him that while coming into town
down the railroad tra,k he had found
the dead body Of man lying in a
little gulch beside the track. Me-
lone accompanied him to the spot:
proceeding to point on the road
about half mile from town the Next
can pointed out the spot. Approach.
ing, Malone was mortified at seeing.
prone or the ground, the body OF a
man with h throat cut from ear to
ear. The deputy approached the
body, knelt down, and feeling the
pulse OF the man, was astonished tu
and him still alive. He at once told
the Mexican to run back to town and
act 4 wagon. This the fel ow did,
and the man, almost dead, was
placed in the vehicle and conveyed
to the offi,e of DR.. McCur,ly. st mn
Iants and restnraiives were there ap
Piled to him and he coon rallied. He
could not talk, however, but proaned
Increasingly. a. II suffering terrible
When sufficiently restored DIR. Me-
Curdy sewed up the gaping wound on
the mans throat, and he was put to
bed in = room secured by Deputy
Malone. Toward morning he rallied
and regained power of speech. Ma
lone at on, Q locked hiniself in the
room, and, taking u seat hy the he'd
aide OF the wounded man, endeavored
to elicit from him the circumstances
attending the infliction OF the wound.
After some preliminary talk, Alexan-
der told the following story:
"My partner, Johnson, and myself
got here from Arisona arout ten days
ago. We had but little money, and
when we left L,s Angeles We were go
ing to foot 1t to San Bernardino
through this way. We could not find
work In Los Angeles. and when We
struck this town We found that we
would have to stay over night. That
was Saturday night. and We got to
drinking together. On Sunday We
both were full and lett the town to
gether. Just little way out We got
to Quarreling. and johnson told me he
was going to kill me. pulled my pis-
tol % backed away. l shot al him
four times. He grabbed me and.
pulling razor out OF his no. ket, put
his arm around my nerk and cut my
throat. Az l fell, where you found
me, l saw him fun of down the rua,l.
That WAS Sunday, ut about 8 O'Clock
in the morning and l Land where you
found me all that day aud night and
up to the hour you came. That all
I know about it, and l guess LII have
TO de-"
Malone tried to get him to accu-
rately describe his assaiIsnt. THIS
Alexander positively refused to do,
saying that johnson WAS in Arizona
by that time and that he would never
be caught.
Alexander was taken to the County
Hospital, where he lies in . very pre-
cariotts state
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-22
AOlI h tOk ptBl.I,A,lUN

TIMBER LAND ACT, JUNE 3, 1873,
i United States Land Office. Los Angeles
California. October II, 1887. Notice Il,
hereby given that in compliance with the
provisions Of the Act of Congress of June g.
Der Lands in the State Of California, Oregon,
Nevada aud Washington Territory" David
Shirpsen, Of County of Los Angeles, State of
California. has this day filed In this office his
sworn statement No. for the purchase uf
the southeast "a section q, 7. i N. k. IL
W., and will offer proof To show that the
land sought is more valuable for its tim bei
or stone Than for agricultural purposes, ana
to establish his claim Ia the said land before
the Register and Receiver of this Office al
Las Angeles. California, on Thursday, the
9Th day uf January, 1888.
He names as witnesses: b. C. Lawrence,
w. II. Thomas, l.. II. Emerson, 8. 6hripser,
all Of Los Angeles p. o. California
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested to
file their claims In this Office on or before
said 5tb day Of January, 1883.
OCH " iO J. d. BETHUNE. Register.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-22

A. Tap'a, convicted Of robbery, was
sentenced yesterday morning to three
years In the prison at San Quentin.
8. G. Marion, charged with an a.
sault with a deadly weapon, was ar
raigned, waived time, and pleaded lot
guilty.
Chris. Rich, convicted Of assault
with a deadly weapon, was sentenced
to imprisonment in the County Jail
for three months and fine Of 1900.
ID. BeardsIey. charged with an as
saLt with a deadly weapon, pleaded
not guilty. an the cause was set for
January 10th, 1888, at 10 A. NJ.
James Christie, charged W tn an
assault with y dea.il, weanon, was
arraigned. He waived time AMI
pleaded not guilty, AN his trial was
set for January zl-t, at 10 A. M.
l.. Anderson, charged With assault
with a deadly weapon, was found not
guilty by ju y and iisclia gel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-22

The following passengers left yes
terday on tie l 80 train:
Mrs. G ,lden, Miss Stockman, o. F..
Brady, A.. Y. Soner, Mrs. A. w.
Truesd,ie, A s. Won Schmidt. Mrs.
J. b. Wiseman. verdis. Mrs. parter-
son. Mrs. Croker. J. NJ. Pine, T. P.
Kerry. u. H. TaAir, r. r. Miner, +.
X. Armstrong. Mrs Croker, Mr.. Cal
ender, r. l.. Caldwell. VI l.. R-quA,
Mr.. Cannon. H. H. Cole, Mr.. Curon-I
A. p. S!osser. q. +. Bn.hanna", Mrs.
Brtshtvn, B. r. Schwartz. Mr..
Gr5ham. A. Jupham, Il. W"ed, A.
LAYER, DR.. Miner. +. Wertheimer.
Tho flowing left on the 80 train
J. MoDermott. AIR. Ireland, w. w.
Henry. Mr.. Bingham. Sarah ). b
Tuie II. J. O'yeii. X. Cuttings, NJ.
Wei Il. Jr.. G. M""fg nnerv.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-22
New Cases.

J.Kuhrts fled, a petition with the
County Clerk yesterd,y ~. asking that
letters Of administration be granted in
the estate of Martin KMts, decreased.
The property, botI, @rsonal and real, ,
is of the value oi 10000.
Adolph f. Ginol Med a complaint
against S.,ntiag Ring 1T al. a-king u
ju igment to quiet title o certain lands
In Fast Los Angeles
G. F.. Jutzhe filed a complaint
against the Los Arg les National Ba,k
asking judgment in the sun of $500
on . dishopo,ed draft.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-22
Judge q, Mriveney - Court.

The libIe case OF Horace Bell was
continued yesterday for the session on
motion OF the District Attorney. The
term trial jurors excused Tor the
term.
In the case Of Aisenpreis Va. Assem-
prizes u degree Of .iivorce was awarded
the pi,intiff. and the real estate and
household furniture in her pos -s,oIl
adj I'll led TO her as was also the GUS
tody OF the minor children.
Elizabeth IL. Howard was granted
. divorce, as was also NJ. S. Coy
henech.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-22
AOllCs Ia LlMi,UTs

ESTATE or VICTORIA PEREZ, DE
II ceas d Notice Is hereby given by tn
.inde' signed administrator OF the estate ui
Victoris Perez, dece .sed, to the creditors Of
and all persuDs having laims against t.,
sHff deceased, to eAhibit the same with tn.
necessary vouchers, within four month.
after the tirst publication Of this notice :.
the said administrator at the offre of
Orala attorney for the administrator. No
los N. Matn st, rooms and 10, at IA,s
Angeles city, In the county IT Los 10.
Angelo. FRANK A. MAURI,'I,',
Adm, nistrator
Dated this 9th day OF November A. b
1887. nl0-w1m